Youngsters

Ohio Supreme Court to Review Case of Judge Who Incarcerated Youngsters for Declining Father’s Visits

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Columbus, Ohio — In a case that is now before the Ohio Supreme Court, a local judge’s decision to incarcerate two young boys for refusing to visit their father has sparked a major debate over judicial conduct and ethics. Professor Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, noted the complexities and often slow-moving nature of judicial disciplinary proceedings. This case, involving Judge Tim Grendell, highlights the tension between judicial authority and ethical boundaries. The dispute centers on Judge Grendell’s actions, which some critics argue overstepped the bounds of judicial discretion. The case … Read more

Rising Dangers: Youngsters Most Vulnerable to Fireworks-Related Injuries During Holiday Celebrations

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WASHINGTON – As the United States gears up to celebrate Independence Day with traditional pomp and pageantry, many will light up the sky with fireworks. However, amid the excitement, it’s significant to underscore the varying regulations on fireworks across the District of Columbia, Maryland, and Virginia, as well as a rising concern over safety — particularly for the youth. Fireworks, although a staple of Fourth of July celebrations, pose a myriad of safety risks. Recent statistics indicate a surge in firework-related injuries, especially among teenagers and children, highlighting a need for increased public awareness and … Read more